What’s one thing that’s missing in codex that you wish we had?

Some thoughts on human + agent collaboration: 1. Slack has become the default place where humans work with agents and each other. Yet many people I talk to don't actually enjoy using it. Monitoring dozens of channels and DMs is overwhelming. 2. You can of course have your agent monitor all those threads for you, but that creates a new problem. I recently gave feedback to someone at an AI lab and got a quick reply. But it turns out it was their agent that responded, not them. If agents keep multiplying in Slack channels, will it only get harder to reach the actual human? And if only the agent replies, how do I know my feedback is getting prioritized? 3. Meanwhile, Grok Bot, ChatGPT, and others are starting to look more and more like Slack as they expand from human-agent to human-human collaboration. But going back to my first point, Slack is already overwhelming to use. 4. Maybe the solution is an agent that handles 80% of your threads and escalates the other 20% to you. But I doubt it'll pick the right 20% most of the time. I personally don't like it if I know something I manually wrote is getting filtered by an agent instead of going straight to a human.

Bare Knuckle II (Streets of Rage 2) in the actual streets of Tokyo. I’ve been building an engine to reconstruct games and re-render them in new ways. One of them is spatial rendering. This runs standalone on Meta Quest 3 with a PS5 gamepad.

Pretty cool Reminds me indirectly of the jet set radio days and Viewtiful joe .. 2d to semi 3d/hyper real .. not the same of course but somehow reminded of those types of games

I was curious if Opus 5.5 could come up with a good guitar riff, so I asked it. One thing led to another and it started a band. Introducing… The Context Windows Claude made this music video 100% locally on my MacBook in 24 hours: - 3D modeling and video editing with Blender + Python scripts - images with Qwen-Image 2.1 - music composed from GarageBand instruments on my Mac (Claude reverse engineered the file format) - vocals from an open model called SoulX-Singer, which Claude got running on MLX The way the characters fret and strum the guitars/bass in the video is physically accurate! I don't know what Anthropic is feeding the 5.5 series, but they've made some sort of huge breakthrough in creativity. No other model comes close.

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Imagine seeing your work announced on the national stage by the world's most gifted speakers, like @SecRubio who introduced our new design for the U.S. Passport, in collaboration with the State Department. National Design Studio is growing! ndstudio.gov/jobs

Ok this has ran out of hand. I got sucked down this rabbit hole pretty hard and ended up with a really cool and addictive shooter. This is the kind of game that only existed in my dreams when I was a kid. Now I brought it to life! What's new: - Amazing end bosses - Homing missiles - Improved enemies, more different ones, flying in formations and patterns - More ground enemies - Blast doors you need to fly through in time or crash Optimized for both web and mobile. @threejs powered. canyonoverdrive.ai-created.c…

Pretty happy to share this physically accurate frosted glass effect. Each tile is a flat plane. The raised rim and the scooped center are a height function in the shader done by Grok. Blue noise is used for the frosted look. #threejs #threejsJourney #creativeCoding #webGL

Cool use case I also love: voice call with your dot while commuting. Interesting you like the call UI—we get a lot of mixed feedback about it.

Elon one-shotted multiple multi-billion dollar efforts in stealth aircraft with one tech tree

Unless they figure how to make planes actually invisible, “stealth” just means low radar cross section in the 2 to 18 GHz range. Against an advanced enemy, current stealth technology is not worth the design constraints imo.

No Apple rep, no Sam Altman. I can live with that :)

BREAKING: Secretary Pete Hegseth announces that Elon Musk will co-lead a new War Department effort studying the future of warfare during his State of the Force address. Hegseth unveils Project Meridian, naming Musk, Palmer Luckey and Newt Gingrich to co-lead the effort under the department's Chief Technology Officer Emil Michael. "An effort led by America's best minds to study the future of warfare." Follow the latest developments on this story with the Fox News app: foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/z2jy…

Elon Musk joined today’s State of the Force address, where War Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that Elon will co-lead Project Meridian to help shape the future of warfare. 🇺🇸

One more launch today: the new MCP Events spec is now supported in ChatGPT 🎉 MCP servers can now push real-time updates (messages, comments, status changes, whatever) to ChatGPT, triggering automations for your users 🤯 It’s easy to add to your MCP server, too! Just point Codex at the docs and let it rip: developers.openai.com/plugin…

AT&T CEO says SpaceX's phone strategy is not "viable" and that AT&T is the real disrupter, not @SpaceX. "Satellite, at its best - if everything happens right over the next 10 years - is still not going to beat fiber." On SpaceX's plan to install small cellular base stations alongside Starlink dishes on homes and businesses, AT&T CEO John Stankey said: "It would cost as much to do that as it would to build a macro network to be able to handle those capabilities. There's all kinds of other issues, like you can't radiate cellular signals from somebody's house without their permission, unless somebody changes the law on that. We can go down a whole bunch of reasons why that won't effectively work." The AT&T CEO ended by saying: "I think we're the disruptor."

Best way to sandbox an AI is to put it on a Delta flight – it will have no chance of accessing the Internet!

There’s probably a sci-fi novel about a crew that finds an abandoned ship and after trying to connect to it faces an alien rogue AI

I have just launched Treetop Tales on Wavedash! If you're like me and have always wanted to own a treehouse, you'll probably like this cosy sandbox game where you can build the treehouse of your dreams. Play now (works on mobile, recommended on desktop) wavedash.com/games/treetop-t… This game has: - Only one thing to do: place a block. Rope bridges, slides and rocket ships appear on their own - 119 secrets to find, from pirate ships to paddling pools with rubber ducks - Watch the sun go down over your treehouse, with lanterns, fireflies and an aurora - Free in your browser, on desktop and phone. No timers, no goals If you've built a treehouse, pls share them in the comments! would love to see it.